I had to work on an essay.

I have to write a letter. Do you have some paper?

Dan thinks that I shouldn't even write this.

I had to resign.

I had to tell somebody.

I should have left earlier.

I want to write a book.

I shouldn't have trusted Tom.

I ought to have made a hotel reservation earlier.

I am writing for the sake of history, so it will be read by the mother of every martyr sacrificed for the nation I am writing for the sake of history, so the world will know how many Egyptians were heroes

I shouldn't have told you anything.

Ali was one of ours.

I have already learned to write the Abjad.

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Since the beginning, it was obvious to me that my target would be the regime of Ben Ali.

I wanted to write about me, simple and clear.

A while ago I decided to write my will.

I used to contribute to his site. It was called Akhawia.

I had to make that decision.

Yet Ali was a colleague of mine.

He called me Ichiro.

I like to write about politics, activism, and technology.

I'm writing a letter.

I read and wrote and read and wrote, Wayétu says. And it helped me to heal.

Ali won, although he almost quit near the end of the fight. Ali s team felt their player barely survived the fight and they blamed it on the referee.

I had to just sit and watch.

I'm writing a letter.

I am writing an article.

I'm writing a book.

I'm writing an article.

I have to say that in my life, innovation has only been possible because of my borders.

So for the simple little things like picking something up, I would have to bend my elbow, and then I would have to cocontract to get it to change modes.

I do this all day long. I want to write something else.

I want to write about suffering of my people and my family in these days.

I won't write a letter in English.

What I had to devise was a way of fooling the eye into believing that all these panels are curved with the shell.

Chairs are symbol of power in Syria, says Syrian artist Jumana Jaber. Credit Courtesy of the Institute of International Education

I did physiotherapy for a year but had to start using a wheelchair.

In order to write the book, I asked my sister questions. I wanted to know who my father was, who was the father she had known.

So I just recently had to buy life insurance.

George was the first to learn to play the guitar.

So what that meant was, when I went down to Fort Dix, I had to hop out in front of 180 guys and tell them of my vision.

I was just sitting there thinking, I've got to slow this down.

So to make the experiment, I knew I'd have to go into the brain and manipulate oxytocin directly.

I write poems in my free time.